Zhongxing Bridge, Low-tower cable-stayed bridge over the Yong River in Ningbo, China.

The Zhongxing Bridge is a low-tower cable-stayed bridge over the Yongjiang River between Yinzhou District and Jiangbei District in Ningbo, Zhejiang. It has two decks: the upper level carries road traffic, while the lower level is for pedestrians and non-motorized vehicles. The bridge is 1.7 km long, 29 m wide, with a maximum span of 400 m, and connects to the Shuguang North Road and Daqing North Road ramps.

Construction of the Zhongxing Bridge began on 17 November 2016, and the main span was joined on 16 January 2019. The bridge opened to traffic on 29 September 2020, though only the Daqing North ramp on the north side was usable at first. The northern link road opened on 28 April 2023, completing the full route.

The bridge's name, Zhongxing, means "revival" or "resurgence" in Chinese, a common name for infrastructure built during periods of urban growth. Its two-level design separates car traffic above from pedestrians and cyclists below, so crossing on foot or by bike is possible without mixing with vehicles. The lower deck links the Yinzhou and Jiangbei banks across the Yongjiang.

The bridge has two decks: the upper level carries road traffic, while the lower level is reserved for pedestrians and non-motorised vehicles, so walkers and cyclists cross on their own deck. Access ramps connect at Shuguang North Road and Daqing North Road. The northern link road opened on 28 April 2023, completing the full route.

The bridge has two decks: the upper level carries road traffic, while the lower level is reserved for pedestrians and non-motorised vehicles. Its two-level arrangement lets people cross the Yongjiang on foot or by bicycle beneath the cars.